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Titanium Tigers

We, the Titanium Tigers, are a FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) team hosted at Chapel Hill High School in Chapel Hill, NC, and run by its students. We are made up of around 30 active student team members. Our team provides real life experiences in being part of a team where everyone has real responsibilities and a clear, common goal. We create crucial opportunities for students to develop their skills in engineering, communication, leadership, time management, and in being a thoughtful and responsible team member. We feel that learning these skills builds the foundation for a successful future in STEM.



Meet Sabre!

For our team and Sabre (pronounced "saber"), 2026 was a year of innovation, growth, and success! This season, we advanced to the Playoffs at all three competitions we attended, earned the Innovation in Control Award at a regional event, and finished as Finalists while serving as alliance captain at the same competition. It was a season defined by teamwork, focus, resilience, and adaptability, and we are incredibly proud of everything we accomplished!

Sabre featured:
  • Corner turret with over 400° of rotation
  • 55–60 ball hopper capacity
  • Two Limelight 4 cameras for vision tracking and localization
  • Swerve drive with field-oriented control, reaching speeds up to 4.85 m/s using Kraken motors
  • Shoot-on-the-move system with dynamic trajectory compensation
  • Vision-assisted autonomous path following with real-time pose correction
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Meet the Team!

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We are a group of around 40 students from Chapel Hill High School dedicated to learning and exploring STEM through robotics. We strive to not only gain new knowledge, but also to help our peers and inspire younger students interested in STEM. Through hands on experience in mechanical engineering, software engineering, electrical engineering, marketing, management, and leadership, students develop a wide range of skills that prepare them for future academic and career opportunities.







FRC Challenge Videos

These are the official game and teaser videos for the 2026 season Rebuilt.